VAEX’s application for a Hong Kong virtual asset trading platform license was withdrawn on May 24
Updated data on the website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission shows that VAEX's application for a virtual asset trading platform license, submitted to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, was withdrawn on May 24th.
Related information shows that the virtual asset trading platform operator company name submitted by VAEX is "Hong Kong VAEXC Limited", and the Chinese name is not applicable. VAEX first submitted an application for a virtual asset trading platform license to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on November 25th, 2023.
As of now, the number of applicants for virtual asset trading platform licenses withdrawn or returned publicly announced by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is 10, with 1 returned, and the number of names on the list of virtual asset trading platform applications is 18.
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